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Angora, MN · Weather
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Warmer, sunnier weather closes out the work week
AFTERNOON/TONIGHT: This afternoon we will see partly cloudy skies with breezy northwest winds. Tonight we will have clear skies and calm winds. Lows will be in the 40s and 50s, making it a cool evening!. WEDNESDAY: On Wednesday we will see mostly sunny skies. Highs will be in the 70s...
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Cooler, drier, and overall pleasant for our Tuesday and Wednesday
Happy Tuesday, Northland! Though it wasn’t a cool day by any stretch, cloud cover helped prevent widespread 80s across the Northland. Some spots did still did get into the upper 80s, but most stayed in the upper 70s and lower half of the 80s, with a lake breeze keeping the Twin Ports and North Shore cooler. As a cold front made its way in during the evening and overnight hours, storm action ramped up along with it. Showers are still moving through along the cold front, but as blustery northwest winds behind the front brings in direr air, we will begin to see the showers clear out and the sunshine to move back in. Overall, the cold front will keep conditions quite comfortable over the next couple of days. Dew points will stay in the 50s at most so we will have a nice break from the mugginess. Temperatures today will stay quite cool, with highs ranging from the upper 60s in northern Minnesota into the 70s south of Highway 2. As a high-pressure system makes its way through, overnight temperatures can dip into the lower 50s and 40s. Temperatures will be a bit warmer Wednesday but still comfortable with highs in the 70s and lower 80s.
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Fargo Bemidji Grand Forks and Duluth Face Slight Risk Level Two Severe Storms Today With Damaging Winds Large Hail and Tornado Chances
FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA — The Storm Prediction Center has outlined a Slight Risk, Level 2 out of 5, for severe weather across parts of Minnesota into southeast North Dakota and northeast South Dakota today, according to an outlook issued for August 3, 2026. Mixed-mode convection is expected to develop along a cold front by late afternoon, posing a risk for mainly damaging wind and large hail, with a tornado or two also possible in any more robust supercells.
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Warm and muggy day with potentially severe storms overnight
Happy Monday, Northland! With plenty of sunshine, seasonal temperatures, and a lake breeze, it was quite a pleasant first couple of days for August. For the third day of August, conditions are going to look a bit different thanks to t system off to the west. There is some ongoing showers and storms for north central Minnesota, though the threat should be limited not just currently but through much of the day. During this time, southerly flow will bring temperatures comfortably into the 80s, though the North Shore and potentially lakeside areas of the Twin Ports can stay a bit cooler with the influence of Lake Superior. With the dew points also rising up towards 70 degrees or more, it won’t be near the hottest days of the summer but it will for sure be a bit on the warm side.
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Strong storms possible for some Monday afternoon and evening
AFTERNOON/TONIGHT: This afternoon we will continue to see partly sunny skies with increasing clouds from west to east. There will be some strong to severe storms possible in North-Central MN after 9pm through 1AM. The line of thunderstorms will reach the Ports around 2am, but the severe threat will be diminished by then. Lows will be in the 50s and 60s.
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Heat and humidity return to the region today but dry weather continues
Synopsis: Warm, humid weather will return to the Northland today and persist through the rest of the work week. Rain chances begin to increase heading into Thursday afternoon as a potent system moves towards the Northland. A Heat Advisory is in effect for most of the Northland until 7 PM this evening.